Upper house budget committee approves FY 2001 budget

Upper house budget committee approves FY 2001 budget

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori bows to members of the House of Councillors Budget Committee in the Diet in Tokyo on March 26 in appreciation of the panel approving the 82.65 trillion yen fiscal 2001 state budget. The budget is expected to pass through the chamber's plenary session later in the day.

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